New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
Thorn ,s no rra.on for snpposlng that the crlsi

There Is no reason for surprising that the crisis
which conyulred the nation and wrought the popu-
heat to his the. Prcsidents pulse. The popular
fear, and passions had but ery moderate Interest for
rushed TO the White House. Not being originally
was born OF the war and has survived IL it is
wonder that he failed even to BE- conscious OF its
an emphatic manner that, although he Old not share
d c sSH fc-T TSs s sS was compelled TO '"O''
That Is the simple truth lie didn't know how
loyal Nation regarded the symbols Of treason and
revolt He was engaged in quiet bit OF second
term electonecring and never once suspected that
any one would care whether the Confederate FLAGS
were returned or kept in Washington garrett.
A Joke That is what "IIarpcr's Weekly calls
The suggestion az Governor Hill as Presidential
candidate It is whispered that this particular
joke does not cause Pr sdnt Cleycan 10 hold both
his sides and burst of all his buttons. BY the
WY. We wonder what Governor Hin calls "IIarpcrs
Weekly"
The Oueen's devotion to her husbands memory
was publicly displayed in the musical selections
for the service at Westminster Abbey The lie
Doum and ChCrale SAM by the choristeis were
composed by the Prince Consort, who was
musician OF considerable original power. Another
her husbands friend and visited them both at
Buckingham Palace in one Of his English journeys
The Queen herself was a good musician In her
>uth. and love of music was of the STRONGEST
lies in that happieSt OF royal marriages. IL was
most Characteristic thing for this most devoted
" ROYAL wives 10 have her husbands LONG forgotten
-Omrositions rchcars ut the Jubilee service.
Mayor whitney Is disincllned to appoint women
on the Brooklyn Board Of Education because he
ioes nd public opinion to favor the innovation
Public opinion expressed itself pretty strongly at
mas meeting recently, and over a hundred public
spirited women have since visited the Mayor to urge
such appoint mens Mr.. Whitney Will make 10 mis-
take If he yields to this pressure
The srecial audience accorded to the American
Minister by the Queen when he had expressed
desire for such interview I'm order to present the
Presidents letter of congratulation was one oil
many courtcsies which she has bestowed upon
representatives. Of the United States. The Queen
mas never ceased to manifest friendship for the
mon since the FRINGE Consot's doa h. He warmly
nd coated the Nations cause at the outbreak OF the
Civil War; and the Queen was in full accord with
his views. Her Letters to Mrs. Garfield and Mrs |
Grant have attested her deep sympathy with |
Americans when distinguished men have been lost |
but there much that was really helpful In the |
support which she gave to the Union in the mo-
mentous crisis Of the Civil War. Americans have
good cause for Joining heartily in the worlds |
tribute TO her virtues,
The Chinese may stay. Over 400 OF them struck |
for higher WAGES in this city Monday They |
want 81 day for ironing and So so for washing |
clothes. This is "alle samce rs Mclean man, and
10 establishes the fact that cheap Chinese labor Is
II now only remains for tho Chinese,
like the colored men, to join the Knights and their
status as honest worldngmen will be established
The well-worn prOverb about Matching chickens
before counting them seems likely to have I'M
portant bearing upon the Railway mystery. The
murdered girl earned basket of eggs Of which
WAS hatchct,. the chicken proving to be of a rare
variety. II this clew should result in discovering
The murderer, it would be notable instance OF an
extremely small affair leading to an Issue of great
moment. The cackling OF geese once saved Rome,
but we do not remember to have heard that an egg
Or chicken ever unravelled mysterious murder.
The Democratic press after series Of violent
,pasms has succeeded in demonstrating TO its own
that the President made no mistake.
out that Drum Is incorrigibe blunderer.
Justice is overtalzing the "boodlers' in Chicago
rs well us in New-Yor1 Warden MCGarigle and
County Commissioner Mcdonald were convicted in
1hcago on Saturday, and mike Mcdonald, the
Democratic leader and the head of the Chicago
"boodlers,' will soon have to stand trial. With
Mike Mcdonald on trial in Chicago and Jake
sharp In New-York, there will be a fair prospect of
4 marked decline I'm the doodle" business.
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